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dustinzgirl · 22nd June 2007, 11:10 PM

I don't like most of those movies. Except, Casablanca, Dr. Zhivago, Raging Bull, Frankenstein, the original Snow White, and that's about it. Saving Private Ryan was boring as hell. African Queen and Kane take so loooong to watch....its not that they are long movies, they just take a long time to watch.

By not like, I mean I have seen them a few times but wouldn't choose to watch them over and over again.

Why didn't An Officer and a Gentleman make this list? I love that movie. The Deer Hunter, definetly a classic favorite of mine. Apocolypse Now should definetly be in the top 20. In The Year of The Pig is an excellent movie I caught on Bravo, but haven't seen or heard of it since.

Another great movie I caught on Bravo was about women in a japanese war camp....Three Came Home...absolutely beatiful movie that will leave you crying. Which reminds me of Paradise Road, both great flicks about the often forgotten part of history and women in japanese war camps during WW 2, those should be in the top 50 because they show a part of history that is often forgotten and the women who faught to keep thier children and each other safe in war camps.

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dustinzgirl A posse ad esse Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Oregon Posts: 2,135	Re: Citizen Kane Still No. 1 on List of Best Movies I don't like most of those movies. Except, Casablanca, Dr. Zhivago, Raging Bull, Frankenstein, the original Snow White, and that's about it. Saving Private Ryan was boring as hell. African Queen and Kane take so loooong to watch....its not that they are long movies, they just take a long time to watch. By not like, I mean I have seen them a few times but wouldn't choose to watch them over and over again. Why didn't An Officer and a Gentleman make this list? I love that movie. The Deer Hunter, definetly a classic favorite of mine. Apocolypse Now should definetly be in the top 20. In The Year of The Pig is an excellent movie I caught on Bravo, but haven't seen or heard of it since. Another great movie I caught on Bravo was about women in a japanese war camp....Three Came Home...absolutely beatiful movie that will leave you crying. Which reminds me of Paradise Road, both great flicks about the often forgotten part of history and women in japanese war camps during WW 2, those should be in the top 50 because they show a part of history that is often forgotten and the women who faught to keep thier children and each other safe in war camps.